Redesigned Facebook Website UI With Dark Mode to Roll Out Before Spring

Nearly a year after teasing the new and improved user interface of its desktop website, Facebook has finally started rolling information technology out to a handful of users. According to a new report from CNet, the company has already confirmed the development, saying that it plans to release the new UI to anybody before this spring. Given that spring officially starts March 19th in the Us, one would expect to see the new blueprint rolled out universally inside the next couple of months.

Originally demoed last April by Facebook founder and CEO, Marker Zuckerberg, the new design has a less cluttered look and brighter icons. Being referred to as 'The New Facebook' by the social media behemothic, it too contains a Dark Fashion option that the company has been a/b testing at least over the by few months.

Co-ordinate to CNet, users who are being offered the new interface are being shown a pop-upwardly, asking them if they'd want to test drive it before everyone else. Users wanting to go along using the old UI can only choose to practise so, while folks who opt for the new design will be offered the pick to set the background color to either white or black.

The change comes at a time when Facebook is still reeling nether multiple allegations of privacy violations and persistent complaints about false news on the platform. On its part, the company claims it is taking all steps to brand the platform a safer and more agreeable place for users, then it volition be interesting to meet if the new UI and the 'New Facebook' branding will do anything to reassure privacy-conscious users that the visitor has really changed for the improve.

Featured Prototype Courtesy: Facebook (via CNet)

Source: https://beebom.com/facebook-website-redesing-roll-out/

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